Because U.S. lawmakers are often the most attentive to the issues raised by the people who create jobs in their own countries, Bob Epstein, a local business owner, was invited activists to help lobby for a bill that would provide for the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions in California. Before deciding whether he should work towards the creation of the business community support for this bill, Epstein must weigh the pros and cons of supporting measures that could put your business (and status) at risk. "Hide
by Timothy Feddersen, R. Scot Wheeler Source: Kellogg School Management 7 pages. Publication Date: January 1, 2007. Prod. #: KEL370-PDF-ENG
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